DVA Architecture produced several vision plans for redesigning the main terminal façade at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The goal was to improve the façade from an aesthetic perspective, creating a more modern look, while also increasing functionality for travelers and employees alike. DVA Architecture suggested widening the sidewalk area to improve traffic flow, replacing the glass system to incorporate more natural lighting in the terminal, and even adding solar panels. DVA Architecture’s plans were taken into consideration, and we were awarded the project as part of Leo A. Daly’s team.